Pre 27 Matched Set - Engraved With Gold

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For years, I have admired a set of Arnold Griebel engraved Long Tube 357's. I showed a photo of them to my engraver friend Phil Quigley and he said that he'd like to engrave a set in the Griebel style. So I found a couple of worthy pre-27's and he went to work. I love the way that they turned out!!!

















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WOW! Those are fantastic! Very nice guns, I love the long tubes. Are those actual pre war magnas on S167857 or are they repros?

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Congratulations Richard!

They are gorgeous.

I have a project or two in mind and would like to you about engravers sometime.

Regards.

Bob
 
Stunningly beautiful!
How long did it take to complete the project?

BTW - your pictures are fantastic!!

Besides having one of the most incredible collections of S&W's that are in my collecting wheelhouse, you've got a real talent when it comes to photographing your guns.
Well done, Richard!
 
That is an absolutely stunning pair.



Usually when I say that phrase, I'm referring to something completely different.

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If you like that kind of stuff...they'll do in a pinch I guess.

Alright they're wonderful!!!
 
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How did you find Post War Pre-27's with the trade mark on the left side?

The guns originally had the large roll mark on the Right side. Through some "voodoo engraver magic," Phil removed the large right side roll mark and engraved the small roll mark on the left side. Sometime when I get a few extra moments, I'll post some photos of the engraving in process. It is a very fun process to be a part of - especially with an artist like Phil.:)
 
All guessing as to the posting author is removed when you see the title of the thread like this one. I knew it was Richard. One day I will get to an annual meeting just to see your fantastic collection and meet you and may other members, in person.
 
Now, all you need is a few thousand rounds of "real" ".357" Magnum ammo (you know, the stuff that runs a 158 grainer at an honest-to-goodness 1,510 fps) so the pair can have a proper Christening. :)
 

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